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1843, changed it to 1844, October 22, 1844 –

and it didn’t happen, well, another man came

along and said, “Well, it really did happen. He

just didn’t come visibly to the earth.” Another

one came along and said, “That’s right.” Then

they began building this doctrine that they call

The Investigative Judgment. And it was real

convenient around this time that this woman –

now, we’ve already read in 1 Corinthians what

God says about women and prophets and

preaching and things of that nature. But it was

real convenient around this time for Ellen G.

White to have another vision. She had hundreds

of them, and she confirmed that these men were

right about The Investigative Judgment.

Well, after this movement got started and a

man by the name of Joseph Bates introduced the

Sabbath observance, Ellen White just happened

to have another vision. How convenient. In

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